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Mana Contemporary Hosts Three Distinctive but Complementary Artistic Events

Kinetic sculptor Joshua Kirsch offers two fascinating interactive pieces. For the room-sized Sympathetic Resonance, Kirsch invites viewers to play the keyboard triggering distant percussion instruments that transform the room into an all-encompassing experience. Mounted on the wall, Kirsch's Occulus invites viewers handle and manipulate its movements prompting the robotic sculpture to pivot and move synchronously.

Shen Wei, choreographer and artistic director of Shen Wei Dance Arts, will have his ensemble perform selections from the striking multi-media piece Undivided Divided. On Mana Contemporary's 6th floor will be body painting, video projections, Plexiglas cubes, and original music. Similar to the groups' acclaimed Park Avenue Armory performance, visitors of the exhibition can stroll between the dancers and installations becoming part of the performance space.

To complete the artistic intention of the night, join us for visual and intellectual stimulation with Eileen S. Kaminsky Family Foundation debut of its most recent, stunning acquisitions hand-picked by Ms. Kaminsky herself. Here, you will see a great array of multidimensional pieces from international artists.

Like Mana Contemporary itself, the night will include a mixture of all aspects of the art world. Come and stimulate your senses for a night unlike any other.

For more information please go to http://www.artmanafest.com.

CONTACT Kendall Tichner
PHONE 201 484 1495 EXT. 674
EMAIL ktichner@manafinearts.com

ABOUT MANA CONTEMPORARY

An industrial complex converted into a pristine setting for the safekeeping of works of art, Mana Contemporary is at once a haven for contemporary art and a vibrant, innovative venue for artists, collectors, institutions, musicians, performers, students and the greater community.

"Inside the warehouse is a honeycomb of art activity in a space designed with the cool aesthetic of a Chelsea gallery: storage, framing, restoration, galleries, supply stores. The facility holds dozens of artists' studios, and there are plans for a restaurant, dance space and recording studios." -Wall Street Journal

SOURCE Mana Contemporary